Another fine day at the range.
This is the continuation of our tests from last week.
My friend Tman and I went to the range this morning to learn some more.

This is our setup.

Notice that I have spaced the drywall out at 3 1/2 inches, just like an interior wall.
I have one wall, then as much space as I can with the BoT, then a second wall, then a gallon jug of water, then a wall of bricks.

The bricks are enclosed inside some 3/4 inch pine boards, just to hold them straight and hopefully, to capture some bullets.

Today I want to see:
1. After 2 "walls" of drywall, how will bullets react to hitting a water jug (to simulate hydrostatic shock)?

2. Will they exit the water jug?

3. How will they react to hitting a brick wall?

Here I am turning lose with a 1911 .45 ACP, Federal Hydrashock.

The .45 ACP blew up the water jug, then went into the pine board in front of the bricks, flattened, and sideways.

It stopped when it hit the brick without damage to the brick. The 9mm did the same.

Exited the jug, stopped by the pine board in front of the bricks.

This is the entrance to the front of the brick box.

Here I am, lined up to shoot the BOT with my AR15.

I did all shooting from 12 feet from the box, about "across-the-room" distance.

The ammo is XM-193 ball.

The results were impressive.

Water sprayed everywhere and rained down on me from 15 feet.

The jug was blown to pieces.

This is it.